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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1955-06-02, Page 101Page 10 THE 'T1MES*ADYOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, ,DUNE 2, 1955 1144.0A01,044aA4MAAAMM411A1141AAAA}}A}u}}gp1AAn}A}11AH+.1}41A111AAPWIR4.AAA}AIID4UIl};11441AAAA WW4011".41"40-4'` 1 PLANTS TOMATOES, CABBAGE & CAULIFLOWER. 3 Boxes $1.00 ASTERS, SNAPDRAGON, MARIGOLDS ZINNIAS. & PETUNIAS 50¢ Per Box Phone 276 Bailey's Florist a 5 Exeter quasi Ianu,}Nu01111111A111u1111111n1111111u1OluIA11w10mt j USED CARS '54 MODELS :ifeteor Tudor—Dual Exhaust '53 MODELS c€€€ Meteor Tudor -2 -Tone, W -W Tires, Radio, Etc. Chev Club Coupe Choy Sedan -2 -Tone Ford Tudor --Radia '52 MODELS 1 Meteor Sedan—Radio, Spotlight, Dual Exhaust Ford Tudor -2 -Tone Meteor Tudor; Like new Dodge Special Deluxe Sedan—Radio, Etc. Chev Deluxe Sedan—Radio, Etc. Chev Club Coupe—Leather Seats, Radio Gley Coach—Lovely condition Pontiac Sedan Chev Sedan—Radio, Etc. .'51 MODELS Meteor Custom Sedan—Radio '50 MODELS Chev Tudor -30,000 actual miles, 1 owner. 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Miller, About 150 pastors, lay dele- gates and visitors will attend the convention. The Ontario district comprises about 90 congregations with a total membership of about 30,000. Harpley Mr, and Mrs, Alex Young of Hamilton visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. McGinnes. Messrs Donald Love, O:S.L.M., and Clare of ,Shipka called at the ;home of their grandfather Mr. Mansell Hodgins on Satur- day afternoon. Mr. Ross Brown who has been a London in the hospital in Lo n under - 0 going treatment arrived home on Tuesday much improved in health. DAIRY to Liss HI6HLANDII/LL AAIRY BEST SCENERY WE KNOW! Sensational Made -to -Measure SUIT SALE ENTIRE LINE OF W. R. Johnson AT SPECIAL DISCOUNT 20% OFF or FREE PANTS Hundreds of the Latest Fabrics and Patterns to Make Your Selection From SPECIAL! Sport Coat Deal For Every Sport Coat Purchased From Our Large Stock We Will Give You MATCHING PANTS AT HALF PRICE WALPER'S MEN'S WEAR PHONE 81 r"d EXETER Creiton EUB Church Celebrates Birthday Credit On Evangelical U.B. and Mrs. George. Stevenson, Church last Sunday marked its one hundred -and -fourth annivers- ary. Guest speaker was Dr. Warren J. Hartman, of Dayton, Ohio, who delivered addresses at the Morning and evening- services. Special music was furnished by the church choir. The service was in charge of -Rev. Edward Dahms, supply minister, who was assisted in the evening by Rev. Krotz, of Dashwood, and Rey. Roppel, of Zurich, who, with members, of their congregations, attended the evening service. Ladies Aid a W.S.W.S. The Ladies Aid and W.S.W.S. of Evangelical Church met Mon- day evening in the church. school rooms with Mrs. E. Ratt .presid- ing and in charge of devotions. Several juniors assisted with numbers on the program. Mrs. M. Irwin, of Grand Bend, was pre- sent and gave a very enlightening talk on "What we saw and found on our trip to Japan." Rev. and Mrs. Irwin are leaving shortly for Korea. Business was convened by the president and reports of the convention were given by dele- gates. Lunch was served. The Sunday School of the United Church will hold its an- nual picnic on Saturday next, June 4, at Riverview Park, Ex- eter. Members of the congrega- tion are invited to attend. Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Douglas- Muir - head of Guelph, visited Several days over the weekend with Mr. Topics From Zion - - By MISS JANE DYREMAN Y.P.U. . Zion West Ybung People met Monday evening at the school. A ball game was played before the meeting. The worship service was taken by Harry Towle and Ronald Hern. Helen Herdman took charge of business meeting after which there was a recreation period led by Harry Jaques. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark and Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Clark, of ;De, troit, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. •diark. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Woodall and family, of Royal Oak, Mich., visited during the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Woodall. Miss Ella Morloek left Satur: day for Rochester, Mnn., where she will spend some time with her 'brother, De, Carl Morloek, Mr. ' Albert Wolfe returned from Victoria Hospital Sunday. Mr. Robert Wolfe, of Detroit, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. A. Wolfe. Mr, and Mrs. Roy Wolfe, of Detroit, were weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Geiser. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Raink- beiner and son, of London, visit- ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. D. Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. C, Berg and Mr, Detroit, MacDonald, of spent the weekend with Mr, and Mrs. Herbert Fahrner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, of Bluevale, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Morlock. Miss Velma Gettinger, Chicago, and Mrs. M. Bowman, of Detroit, spent a few days with their fa- ther, Mr. E. Gettinger. Recent visitors with Mrs. A. Berry were Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Miller, of Toledo, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs': William Wyatt and Mr, and Mrs. William Berry, London. Mrs. Lena Cook, of Camlachie, and Mr. Lloyd Hoist, of Detroit, called on friends in town Mon- day. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Finkbeiner and family visited •Sunday with friends in Sarnia. Community Youth Fellowship The Community Youth Fellow- ship met in the United Church school rooms on Monday evening with Pat Chambers in charge. Donald Hendrick presided for the worship period and Rev. W. C. Parrott discussed the topic "Let's Get Rich." The meeting extended a welcome to Rev. E. Dahms, the newly -appointed sup- ply minister in the Evangelical Church. Mt. Carmel CWL Parades To Statue On Sunday the Mt. Carmel "chartered a bus from Dashwood to go to the Mother Nouse, Mt. .St. Joseph, London, There was a parade from the Mother House 'to the statue of Our Lady. Benediction was held in the chapel preceded by lunch Miss Madeline Glavin visited her mother Mrs, Winnifred Glavin over the weekend. Mrs. Nora O'Brien visited Mrs. Charles Regler over the weekend.. On Thursday afternoon the Mt. Carmel women gathered to clean the church for .Confirmation which is being held on Monday, Mr. Pat Fleming has returned home from St. Joseph's hospital. The Mt. Carmel bowling team have nearly finished 'their bowl- ing for the season. The last game is Tuesday night. Safe Buy USED CARS .'54 Meteor Hardtop Everything on it. ' '51 Austin '50 Austin '47 Studebaker Coach Overdrive '52 Mercury 1/2 -Ton Just like new. South End Service Russ and Chuck Snell • PHONE 328 • EXETER flit 4}iii 1111M1}IIAAOI}11}111Mm1}111111}I}Ig11111111111}I}A111AIiii IHMI 11iii Q1A14.A4.1111}114} iii A}}AAAWI}}}M1 FOR SALE '49 FORD COACH—A real beauty. '40 DE'SOTO SEDAN ---A nice clean car. - '41 CHEV COACH '40 MERCURY SEDAN '47 INTERNATIONAL KB5 2 -TON TRUCK, 7x10 Box—Away above average. TRUCK BOX, 7x9-54" Sides Your Choice $75.00 Glenn's Auto Wreckers Phone 418; Evenings 693-W Exeter Important Notice! ANY QUALIFIED EI.ECTOIi Who cannot be present in the riding of Huron on Election Day, June 9th, is en- titled to vote at the Advance Polls. JUNE 2nd, 3rd, 4th at Clinton, Exeter or Seaforth DON'T LOSE YOUR VOTE For further information or transporation to these polls, call 556, Exeter; 224, Clinton; 1271, Goderich; or 480, Seaforth. This Notice Is Published • In Your Interest By JIM SCOTT "A FIGHTER FOR HURON" (Inserted by the Huron Liberal Association) 111allIUM MMS0N11utwuUMtttt xx�ui 1 a Personal Items Mr. and Mrs. Herman Paynter, Kirkton, visited Saturday evening with Mr, and Mrs. Lorne Johns. Michael Cushman, oY Exeter, visited over, the weekend with Bruce Dykeman. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jaques and John were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Range, of. Crediton. Mr. and Mrs. Jim •Rowcliffe and family, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ogle, Strathroy,' spent Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. Tom Brock. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs: Gammon, of Forest. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunter, Eden, were Saturday evening guests with Mr. and Mrs. Well- ington Brock. Mrs. Warren Brock visited on Monday witefier aunt, Mrs. Wal- den, at Medina. - Mr. and Mrs. Ross Jaques and Mr. Daniel Hicks spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Ander- son, Science Hill. Mr. IP'aul Dykeman visited with relatives in Galt for the week- end. Miss Hazel Stuart, Byron, is spending a few days with her sis- ter, Mrs. Warren Brock. SH Hospital —Continued from Page 2. thus saving Ithe possible delay caused by waiting to locate a doctor, I hope that in the near future somebody with lots of money comes along to get more help and equipment so ithat our hospital can take •care of every- body. Ever since the South Huron Hospital was first planned the People in the district became like one big family working together for their hospital. A Hospital Auxiliary was formed and many people work all year holding rum- mage shies, teas and theatre nights. They also sew and mend for the hospital and the patients. Eventhough the hospital needed money so badly, the staff and auxiliary thought of others who were in great need and they rais- ed money for the Hurricane Flood victims. This showed what a wonderful spirit exists with the hospital workers and gave the community good publicity. The buildings and grounds of the South Huron Hospital are real beauty spots in the commun- ity and we are all proud to show them to 'our friends who visit us from other places. Members of the Auxiliary have invited all the Citizens of_ the district to visit the .hospital on Sunday, May 8th, as they are anxious for us to see for ourselves whalt is (being ac- complished there, It, will make us realize how proud and grate- ful we should be •to have such a modern hospital. I read .in the local :newspaper that our town is looking for new industry. If only we could show our Hospital ,and its results in the community to the many .rich people who are looking for places to start industry, they would not be afraid to take changes here. The .South Buren 'Hospital is our hospital to use and to work for. It is a great enemerial to the progressive spirit 'of our gom- munity, serviee clubs, Organiza- tions and individiials whose work and money made it possible for us to hsve the hospital. T know our hospital will .keep pace With the. developments of South Huron and Will always be an asset 10 Our Community and nie. 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